R, Voyant, and the Search for Computational Delicacy in an Early Modern Corpus
This post is part of a series authored by our collaborators on the Intertextual Networks project. For more information, see here. By Amanda Henrichs, Institute for Digital Arts and Humanities, Department of English, Indiana University My contribution to the Intertextual Networks takes up the literary and historical relationships between Lady Mary Wroth (1587–1651) and her aunt Mary Sidney-Herbert (1561–1621). These two women are members of the Sidney family, one of the most influential families in English literature and politics for over 200 years…